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Mood swings on "good days" are something many people with spondylitis can relate to. The unpredictable nature of spondylitis means that even on better days, pain or fatigue can creep in and shift your emotional state quickly.
Many MySpondylitisTeam members have shared similar experiences, describing how the emotional Show Full Answer
mood swimgs are a part of the AS story. but maybe not all AS. The reason I say that is that some who have AS have tracked mood swings. Most likely mood swimgs came from
other drugs they had to take prescribed by their doctors but that had contraindications. Drs are too overworked to check for contraindications and interactions. best thing is check
for yourself. You
may save your life!! Good luck!
@A MySpondylitisTeam Member, Darlene, I am glad you ask your pharmacist and that he answers you. I have asked pharmacists, some seem
bothered that I would even ask and then gave me wrong information. I still believe that one should read all about the medicines they have been prescribed and read for yourself if any contraindications etc apply to you. Then you have something to ask your Doctor and Pharmacist. There are times you wish you could say” How could you have possibly missed this?, but thats not going to get you anywhere!! Good luck!- Drew
@A MySpondylitisTeam Member good suggestion Drew. I ask my pharmacist alot of the time. Very knowledgeable.
Oh yes Duane. It's like multiple mood changes. They can be hard to control sometimes because it takes time for us to recognize the mood swings. I thought I was loosing it. Your not alone. If I can I change my atmosphere, go for a walk. Just get out of the house if you can. It helps.
When you are having a really bad flare-up, Can it cause your abdomen and stomach to bloat and swell?
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